Dr’s Remedy Nail Polish, All Natural Enriched Nail Strengthener Non Toxic and Organic - CLASSIC Cloud

I ended up with re-occurring toenail fungus. I did not want to take the anti-fungal medication again (I did not like taking them on the previous time and I don't think they are very good for you) So I decided to try some homeopathic treatment. For me it was "Piggy Paste", which I made sure to apply every night and while the nails don't look pretty while they are growing out, you can see them improving and getting nice and smooth and pink again. I decided to use Dr.'s Remedy Enriched Nail Polish, once the nail was mostly grown out and both a preventative and to cover the still yellowed area of my nail. I have been using it successfully for 8 months and there is no sign of the fungus reoccurrence. The polish itself is good quality, goes on nicely with a creamy rich color. There is a nice assortment of colors - I purchased mine during the early spring in anticipation of Spring and summer so the colors reflect that season. I am considering buying more - but it is an expensive product. It would be nice if they would offer a multiple colors for less money deal. But regardless - I have pretty, fungus free, toenails and I am delighted.

The color is beautiful. My manicurist did a great job with the application.

I found this product when searching for a nail polish that might be safe - or even helpful?- for nails that get fungus. This product advertised that it had tea tree oil in it, so tried it, because I've applied tea tree oil for two years on my big toenails and I've found it's the only sure way to grow in health nails (though it takes forever!) This year I felt ready to wear sandals in public and wondered if there were a polish I could apply that wouldn't get me in trouble again. (Because it was leaving on a polish too long, two years ago, that started the problem.) So far I've done two applications of this product. Each lasted two weeks and still looked good. I removed it because I don't want to leave any polish on too long from now on. I still apply tea tree oil nightly and between applications I gave my nails a break of about a week between applications. But I'm so happy to have a polish that I know I can use safely when I need to.

This polish is not of a quality worthy of the price. The first time I tried it on my toenails I was embarrassed by the appearance of it. I went to a cookout with lot of games and activity. I looked down and noticed the polish was smudged and peeled and actually soaked up dirt. I tried it again this week. Careful to base coat, wait an hour, first color, wait an hour, second color coat, wait an hour, top coat (same brand). It looked fine that evening but the next day I put on socks. The polish stuck to the socks when I took them off after a short walk. Pictured is the result after one day of wear. I like the clear polish ok, but the pigmented polish is terrible. I thought I already reviewed this (negatively) but apparently it was not accepted.

I'm blown away by how this product was able to hold up to the abuse I put it through, as a martial artist. Plus, it's healthier for my nails.Advantages:-Great for nail health.-Amazingly durable.-Short drying time.-Gorgeous color (if you take time to mix a couple of shades together) with a nice shine.-Dr.'s Remedy nail polish remover works surprisingly well, and requires very little to do the job.Drawbacks:-Very expensive. ...very expensive. Minus one star for extremely high price.-Colors aren't exactly what I want, so I had to buy several shades and mix them to get a nice color. (yet another blow to my wallet.)The drying time for this polish is short and durability is incredible. I am able to kick targets with my beautifully painted toenails about 45 minutes after applying all of these coats. The only other brand that has held up to this kind of abuse that I've tried is Sally Hansen, but Sally Hansen is not as good for nail health and required at least a day of curing time before kicking targets, plus it would rub off on the targets. Dr.'s Remedy doesn't rub off.I use the base coat, then nail color, then top coat...yes, at around $17 per bottle, it was a ton of money to spend on something I was uncertain of.I remove this polish after a week, and allow at least a day of rest for my nails.

The polish itself covers fairly well...not the best I've used, but if it does what it says it will for nail health, I'll be thrilled. That said, I purchased Serene Salmon, which appears to be a mid-peachy-pink color on my computer (usually colors appear accurately on my monitor), but this polish is more of a very BRIGHT, almost neon pink. If that's what you're looking for, go for it! If you want something more "neutral" you might want to choose a different color!

I’ve ordered 4 different colors. The first one I loved brave berry- so I kept trying to get more. It’s good quality nail polish that is gentle on my delicate toenails. The next 2 colors I ordered were so far off that they must have been listed wrong and this one I just received today was Relaxing rose and it has a salmon tint to it. Unfortunately, they aren’t returnable so I have to keep spending $20 to find another color I like! I wish they would fix this discrepancy between the picture and actual color!The pictures are of the website description of relaxing rose next to what I received, which I will not use.If I received the right color this would be 5 stars I’ve just wasted so much money on these!